The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-05-19
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Timers are busy.
Wheat is advancing.

Strawberries are plenty now.
What has become of WigginsP
Mole skin Pants at Jos. Woerner's.
How many sstax dodgers" this yeara
Cash paid for Wool by Rhea
e Son.
If we can't bore for gas let us have
another railroad.
The mushroom ssboom'' is over. Ea-
ton had it.
Assessors must close their work by
23d Of this month.
Everybody seems to be busy around
here except the doctors.
Light and medium weight Underwear
for men at Jos. Woerner's.
Hamilton is worrying the saloon men
who disregard the Sabbath.
Trim your shade trees high up, is the
order Of the Council.
The Fourth of July ONE on Mon
day.
No subscriber ought to ask his paper
to be discontinued unless tits all square.
Miss Mitchell, of Richmond, Ind, is
visiting Miss Mollie Coffman on Main
street.
Steady business lays a boom in the
shade, but still we would like to expe-
rience a boom in Eaton.
Look at the all wool Suits for Ten
Dollars at JOS. W~oerner's.
Miss Mary Van Ausdal and Miss Bell
Mills, of Dayton, are visiting friends
in Eaton.
Persons who catch and cage redbirds
are liable under the law to be find $40
and costs.
John Deem has brought from Indi-
ana a fine lot of horses-the best ever in
the market.
Call on Lugar & Bro, west of depot,
If you want anything in the lumber or
building line.
Those of our subscribers who respond
ed to our caI for ttback pay" have our
thanks.
We Jaw a bare-footed boy the other
day with a stone-bruise done up in a
rag. rms Is me season Ior tnem-
Don't stand around like achump, bSt
get up and git and help the boom along
IN either the gas Wen OF the ralroad!
Under the supervision of Harvey
Huffman our public square is beginning
to look handsome.
Wool Pants sl.50 and up, at Jos.
Woerner's.
Eaton needs a sshoop 'em up BOOM
but the trouble is that its men of means
hold on too close to what they possess.
Business houses that advertise want
your trade and will treat Won fairly and
give you good bargains so as to retain
your custom.
Elder Thomas Munnell will preach
in the Church Of Christ, in Eaton, on
Sunday, May 22d, 1887, at 10 80 q. m.
All are invited.
The Dayton, Eaton and Liberty rail-
road Is located and is a liked fact II the
along the line viii DC their duty.
All kinds of lumber, shingles, lath,
hooring, sash, blinds, &c, at Lugar
q bro.ssiacsory, West OF oepot.
John Townsend cut the end of his
left thumb off last Tuesday with Fairs
drled peel Gutter. cniloreh oughs not
70 play Win toois.
Some men give according to their
means, and others according to their
meanness. Too many of the latter in
EATON.
There are twenty-five business col
leges in Ohio, and yet one-half the peo-
pie cannot attend to their own business
but must NEEDLE with that of others.
The intellectual giants who regulate
the aesthetic destinies of mankind have
decreed, it is said, that strawberries
shall be eaten with a fork hereafter.
Spring style stiff Hats $I.47 in light
celors, worth $3.50 at Jos. Woerner's.
II is singular how certain a new bon
net or a suit Of new clothes will induce
most persons to feel religious enough
to attend church.
An exchange saws that tbe difference
- hon;. h.+.na; :,
dressed tn kill and the other killed tn
dress.
;noorno..+oa 80.
$500 60 - ~ anternr;s. - ho,;nr
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summer vii, he over and no oas ssboom,
for Eaton viii be harvested.
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